In a recent etudy experts suggest that eating a healthy breakfast, rich in whole grains and proteins sources can significantly lower the risk of heart attack, stroke, type 2 diabetes, and heart failure, suggest experts.
Previous studies have shown that eating breakfast, as compared with skipping it, makes for smaller rises in blood sugar and insulin […]

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Scientists at Children’s Hospital & Research Center Oakland have recently found convincing biological and behavioural evidence indicating a vital link between vitamin D and brain development and function.
The research reveals that while vitamin D has an important role in the development and function of the brain, its exact effects on behavior remain unclear, but there […]

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A recent study at the Chang Gung Memorial Hospital (Taiwan) suggests that partial or complete blockage of nasal passage causes snoring, fragmented sleep and daytime fatigue. Then, those people who went in for surgery to clear such obstructions not only experienced relief from the condition described as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), but also felt much […]

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According a new study that tracked boys and girls through their teens, the first signs that men are at higher risk of heart disease than women appear during the adolescent years.
At the start, 11-year-old boys and girls were similar in body composition, blood pressure and blood levels of lipids (fats). As expected, the percentage of […]

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A recent research at Oregon Health & Science University Cancer Institute has identified a protein that is a strong indicator of survival for men with advanced prostate cancer. The protein, also known as CRP, is a special type of protein produced by the liver, and its levels is high in the presence of inflammation.
According to […]

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According to a new research a regular physical activity can significantly reduce health risks among aging men. The new research suggest that moderate to vigorous physical activity may lower the risk of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) or lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) by as much as 25 pct relative to a sedentary lifestyle.
Physical activity influences […]

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A research team at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota found that the chance of mental decline is greater in old aged men than women.
According to this study, men are more likely than women to become dotty and forgetful in old age. Scientists found that men are at least one and a half times more […]

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Researchers of the University of Sheffield have developed a new cancer treatment using microscopic magnets, which enables ‘armed’ human cells to target tumours.
This new study has shown that inserting nanomagnets into cells carrying genes to fight tumours resulted in many more cells successfully reaching and invading malignant tumours.

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Since screening became widespread in the US, the prostate cancer death rate has fallen four times more than in the UK.
But writing in the respected Lancet Oncology, a UK team from the University of Bristol said many other factors could be at play.
These include different treatment programs for US men, and discrepancy over how deaths […]

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Recently Japanese researchers reviewed the results of six studies that included a total of 517 patients with incurable cancer and depression. Their conclusion was that talk therapy can help treat depression symptoms in patients with terminal cancer.
The primary type of depression treatment for prostate cancer patients was supportive expressive group therapy, in which they were […]

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